视频丨医保+机构+社区联动 “15分钟医养服务圈”让养老更安心

Core Insights - The aging population in China has reached 310 million people aged 60 and above, accounting for 22.0% of the total population, with 220 million aged 65 and above, representing 15.6% [1][3] - The government has launched the "Action Plan for Enhancing Elderly Care Service Capacity" to address the needs of elderly individuals, particularly those who are disabled or semi-disabled [3][5] Group 1: Demographics and Aging Population - China has entered a moderately aging society, with a significant number of elderly individuals requiring care, particularly those aged 80 and above [1][3] - Many younger caregivers, like Ms. Zhang from Beijing, find themselves overwhelmed with the responsibility of caring for elderly parents, leaving little time for personal interests [1][3] Group 2: Government Initiatives - The "Action Plan" mandates that qualified hospitals should establish geriatric departments and encourages the establishment of large-scale, chain nursing homes [3][5] - The plan aims to extend elderly care services into communities and homes, creating a comprehensive care system that includes acute care, rehabilitation, and palliative care [5] Group 3: Local Implementation - Cities like Beijing are developing a "15-minute elderly care service circle," allowing seniors to access care services within a short distance from their homes [5] - In Guangzhou, a comprehensive assessment method for elderly care needs has been implemented, enabling community nursing stations to provide essential care and access to long-term care insurance [7] - Shandong's Zibo city has integrated medical and elderly care resources to offer various services, including centralized care for vulnerable elderly individuals [7]